Soldiers Annual Meeting Highlights New Club Room
The annual meeting on December 12 praised President J C Mounsey and the returning officer J G Sutherland for leadership. Officers and committees were elected, money matters showed a small deficit offset by a new room, Anzac Day observance drew large attendance, and the group welcomed continued support from the Ladies Auxiliary and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Mounsey
Garrow
Toom
Dad Kinners
J. J. Mousey
J G Sutherland
Kinnersley
Richards
Thompson
Mounsey
Aml
Willaton
Bird
Braybrook Council Opposes Maribyrnong Dog Speed Coursing
A local petition conflict over dog speed coursing at Maribyrnong becomes a public debate. Braybrook Council votes to urge Health Department to prohibit the event citing residential disruption near White City and nearby districts benefit from existing facilities.
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Victory
Maribyrnong
Shire of Braybrook
Shire of
Braybrook
Manbyrnong
Drayton
Health Department
Pridham
Deimpster
Robinson
Melbourne
White City
Sunshine
St Marks Harriers First Selwyn Park Meet Details
The St Marks Harriers held the first in a series of matches at Selwyn Park with top yards handicap heats won by Bennett Hulett and Hitler and final won by Hulett from 7 yards. Hider won the high jump with Hulett second and Balding third. Shot put led by Ett with Clemson second and Balding third. distance 30 ft 8 in. The 220 yards handicap was won by Hider with Harrison and Knight third. Tomorrow the series continues at Selwyn Park at 3 pm with events including 220 yds hurdles pole vault and discus.
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Selwyn Park
Bennett
Hulett
Hitler
Balding
Hider
Ett
Clemson
Harrison
Knight
Pan
Kivents
Tao
Owens
Munro
Martinson
Napier
Mudford
Philpott
Simpson
Ellens
Harris
Bell
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Soldiers’ Annual Meeting
Dorothy Nicholson
University Conservatorium
Graham ST
Beryl McGrath
Hampshire RD
ST. Mark’s Harriers
B. M.challen
L.D
Vic
Univ. Met
Hamps
Colonial Gas Association
Hampshire Road
Paisley Street
Footscray
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